Bombed, Not Beaten: Ukraine's Capital Flips To Survival Mode

Ukrainian President Zelensky addressed the UN, urging action against Russian air strikes targeting civilian infrastructure. Kiev faces severe power and water shortages due to missile attacks. Despite the crisis, Ukraine remains resilient, with ongoing battlefield gains. Zelensky calls for global support and highlights Russia's actions as crimes against humanity.

What did President Zelensky urge the United Nations to do in response to Russian air strikes?

• Impose economic sanctions

• Provide humanitarian aid

• Deploy peacekeeping forces

• Take action against Russian air strikes

What percentage of Kiev's population was without electricity following the missile attacks?

• 50%

• 80%

• 60%

• 70%

How are people in Kiev coping with the lack of electricity and water?

• Moving to rural areas

• Adapting in various ways with resilience

• Relying on community centers

• Using solar panels

What did Zelensky describe as a 'crime against humanity' in his address?

• The destruction of military bases

• The targeting of civilian infrastructure

• The annexation of Ukrainian territories

• The spread of misinformation

What reason did Ukrainian officials give for Russia's attacks on civilians?

• To test new military technology

• To force negotiations

• To distract from battlefield losses

• To gain international sympathy